Romney and Perry clash over Social Security at heated debate
Romney and Perry traded sharp accusations of flip flopping on Social Security and health care during a tense third debate in weeks. Perry defended his stance written in a campaign book while Romney asserted his steadfast position. The clash underscored a growing, testy race for the Republican nomination as caucuses loom and endorsements surge.
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Obama proposes flexibility from No Child Left Behind law
The Obama administration offers states waivers from parts of No Child Left Behind if they meet conditions. They must set college and career ready standards and boost teacher and principal accountability. Obama says the goal is local reform, not a reprieve from accountability, as Congress lags on revision.
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Washington Democrats clash over disaster aid and clean energy cuts
House Republicans push a $3.7 billion disaster aid bill with $100 million in savings from Solyndra loan financing. Senate Democrats led by Harry Reid warn they will reject the measure when it arrives, fueling a weekend stalemate and risking the government’s main disaster fund.
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Dole First Kansan Named to New Kansas Walk of Honor
Former senator Bob Dole will be the first Kansan honored on the Kansas Walk of Honor with a bronze plaque unveiled September 30 at the Statehouse south lawn. Gov. Sam Brownback and Elizabeth Dole will join the ceremony alongside state officials as plaques may be added yearly to recognize Kansans with notable state and national contributions.
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Expanded Lawrence library expansion cuts energy use
The $18 million Lawrence Public Library expansion aims to halve its annual energy bill through insulation upgrades, a tighter building envelope, a new roof, and added windows. Energy studies show 1.5 million kilowatt hours yearly use, with heating the largest share, as designers pursue efficiency.
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Fall weather energy tips from Kansas experts
Energy auditors advise using pleasant fall days to cut bills by opening windows and managing sun exposure. Keep south facing windows open during the day and close at night, install storm windows in cold weather, and use reflective blinds to reduce heat gain by about 45 percent.
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